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Bulletin of the World Health Organization · 2024 · doi:10.2471/blt.24.001224 · PMID:39619835 · PMC11601180
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This bulletin introduces articles covering survey refinement, evidence reviews, mHealth interventions, prevention research gaps, sexual health progress, well-being links, improved metrics, gender norms, older adult needs, and health disparities in endometriosis.

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This bulletin serves as a collection of brief abstracts and summaries covering diverse topics in women’s health, including survey refinement, mHealth interventions, sexual health progress, and the impact of gender norms on well-being. The contributions address various aspects of reproductive health, research gaps, and health disparities among different demographic groups such as older adults and those facing systemic inequalities. While the content spans multiple areas of gynecological and public health research, it does not provide detailed primary data or specific clinical focus on endometriosis or adenomyosis. The paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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Erin C Hunter et al. (861–872) refine a survey instrument.

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Priscila Vasconcelos et al. (873–887) review the available evidence.

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Sharana Mahomed et al. (913–915) describe a women’s life course approach.

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Christopher H Mbotwa et al. (852–860) test an mHealth intervention.

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Jasmine-Kim Westendorf et al. (888–894) outline gaps in research on prevention. Onikepe O Owolabi et al. (895–903) summarize progress related to sexual health. Carmen H Logie et al. (904–906) show links to well-being and justice. Anna E Kågesten et al. (907–909) propose improved metrics. Rosemary Morgan et al. (910–912) detail ways to address harmful gender norms. Linda McAuliffe and Deirdre Fetherstonhaugh (916–918) consider the needs of older adults. Nilufer Rahmioglu and Krina T Zondervan (919–921) define health disparities and research gaps. Yvette Pyne et al. (922–924) note persistent inequalities in diagnosis and management.

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